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PSYCHOLOGY
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Program Overview | Degree
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Program(s)
Contact Information
| Degrees Offered | Graduate
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| Application Deadlines |
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Fall |
Spring |
| MEd |
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January 15
D — February 1 |
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August 1
D — September 1 |
| PhD |
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January 15
D — February 1 |
No
spring admission |
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| Admissions Requirements |
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Ways to Apply
Apply online or download PDF application forms.
Applicants need to meet:
1) Graduate Division admissions
standard and documentation
requirements, and 2) program specific admissions criteria and documentation requirements. Send all program specific documentation requirements directly to the graduate program. |
GRE Scores
Refer to program specific requirements (see link above) to determine if the GRE is required by the graduate program. Click here for information on the GRE and when it is required by the Graduate Division. Official GRE scores should be sent to the Graduate Admissions Office. |
TOEFL Scores -
600/100 or above
TOEFL is required
of most applicants who are non-native speakers of English. Click here for information on exemptions. Official TOEFL scores must be sent directly to the Graduate Admissions Office. |
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| Program Overview |
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Educational psychology is directed toward increasing competence
in educational inquiry. The Department of Educational Psychology
at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa (UHM) offers graduate
programs leading to the MEd and the PhD. The department has
the following objectives:
- to develop competent scholars in educational psychology;
- to prepare individuals to perform career activities (basic
and applied research as well as teaching and mentoring)
in school systems, colleges and universities; and
- to prepare individuals to work as consultants or administrators
in the areas of human learning, development, and cognition; and measurement, research methods, and statistics.
Students who study educational psychology at UHM may gain research
internship experience in the university’s Curriculum
Research and Development Group and the Center for Disability Studies. Professional growth is further
encouraged through departmental relations with institutions
such as the Hawai'i Department of Education, East-West Center,
Kamehameha Schools, Pacific Resources for Education and Learning,
and Hawai'i Educational Research Association. In addition,
Hawai'i's unique multi-ethnic population offers opportunities
for multi-cultural research.
Graduates of the programs work
in more than a dozen countries, serving as professors, teachers, evaluators,
personnel specialists, and learning specialists.
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| Degree Requirements |
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All
graduate students at UHM need to meet degree requirements
set by the Graduate Division and their graduate programs.
For general Graduate Division requirements, see Degree
Requirements. Below is an overview of the degree requirements
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MEd Degree Requirements
Students may select either Plan A (thesis) or Plan B (non-thesis) .
- Plan A requires 30 credits (including six credits of thesis
research), a written thesis and defense of the thesis.
- Plan B requires 30 credits.
PhD Degree Requirements
The PhD program requires the following:
- 33 credits of course work,
- college teaching experience,
- comprehensive exam,
- interdisciplinary specialization (three courses in a cognate area),
- dissertation,
- final oral exam / defense of dissertation.
Courses
To view a listing of courses offered, visit www.catalog.hawaii.edu/courses/departments/edep.htm.
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| Related Program(s) |
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| curriculum studies, early
childhood education, education,
educational administration,
educational foundations,
educational technology,
psychology,
special education,
teaching
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